The *Finest* Aid Climbing In Dallas
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- Опубліковано 15 лис 2020
- I found a fun Aid climb in Dallas, and I mainly aid climbed this wall because uhhhh I didn't have a crash pad and I didn't want to actually climb the hard part of the wall. I explain future plans here and what I've been up to. Enjoy!
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Hey ! Don’t feel bad for enjoying your life dude ! I’m sure you’ll keep crushin it anyways !
I have heard so many content creators talk about the struggles of creating content and taking breaks form creating content. As a fewer I can say I want my creators to take breaks. It seems the best thing to do mental health wise.
It's been like a week dude, chill out lmao
Not everything is about subscribers, your channel is really good, thanks for the effort and the content
Dude we want you to enjoy your life- of course we will enjoy your content during the week but seriously take it easy! Hope that pulley gets better for you bro :)
Thanks for the vid, looking forward to more, but no pressure :)
Take care of yourself before anything else.
It would be nice to learn the history of climbing (Who made up what steps or came up with names for steps), the pioneers, innovators, and founding fathers of this sport - especially if there is any footage of them climbing.
The fouding fathers where people who climbed mountain, sport climbing was only a training tool.
I'm excited! Keep crushing it Albert :))
Keep healthy, enjoy life, stay safe. Keep crushin it man🤟
Sounds like you're doing a lot of fun stuff! I've also been a TON of gym climbing so totally know how it is. Now you will just be stronger when you do get back out with a crash pad!
OK! Do your thang, my man. Many more of us are winging life as it goes. Looking forward to what you cook up!
If climbing large boulders is called 'bouldering,' then I propose this be dubbed 'monumenting.'
Your videos are like little escapes for me. Love the work you do man
Keep doing you and take care to avoid burnout always enjoy the new content
Haha thanks for updating us bro! Can't believe you did that without a pad. Keep up the grind.
I would not be a climber if it weren't for your channel! Love you so much Albert!!
Don’t take this the wrong way, but I know exactly where this is at. Grew up in the north Dallas area and my friends and I would go to that nature preserve weekly (mostly to partake in 420 activities :o) but I’ve climbed that concrete thing a number of times and it’s funny to see you make a video about it
where????
@@bobsicslar1240 Richardson Texas it’s called spring creek nature area kinda bordering Plano ( 75 and Renner)
Ouch! Get better soon
video is super sharp :)
Algorithm, but also good to hear your updates Albert
wheres this in dallas? i live in denton and climb at summit. a friend of mine recently asked who my insperations are and the only thing that comes to mind is climbing and climbers and youre the second person who came to mind along with alex megos coming off the 9c youre content's some of the best climbing content in general the beta break and climbing styles series is so good for climbing and reminds me of cool mini series on espn or something like that i think it could reach magnus numbers and the format was awesome from the jump thank you for putting yourself out there and making some awesome stuff love the streams and skuff videos or whatever anything you drop is 🔥 THANK YOU
Love the triple camera edit at 3:26 ;) Nice video though, and don't worry about not posting
i also hurt my ringfinger! i feel your pain! i became a peak jumper in the meanwhile... stay stronk dude!
Just subbed!
Take care of yourself Albert!
I missed you man
First semester of grad school done. I have two months of break that I'm dedicating to getting strong. We'll see how it goes.
be carefull when your not using a crash pad,i know this was tottaly safe without(like don't go highballing without, you mostly already know thought), that first concrete wall looked intresting to do buildering on, im currently not in lockdown but kinda waiting and exspecting a new one here soon
Need more info on where that first boulder was. I would see this video the same day my new pad comes in.
I don't know the exact location name I just know how to get there from memory. All I know it's near the whole foods in Dallas
what is the music in the first part? Your music choice is amazing!
I wish I could tell you off the top of my head, but I don't remember I get my music from musicbed!
yayuhh
Where is this? I just moved to the dallas area a few weeks ago
Started training for the first time( in the climbing world)... I've got this question which most people who start training probably have. Am I making progress? ( Progress defined as setting a foundation to climb smarter and stronger) and trying to figure out how to measure that.... It's a frustrating thing to think about in the moment.
Just climb and have fun, be sure to mind good footwork, focus on your technique first rather then progress in the beginning. Technique is the long run will outweigh, out-climb and outperform any better climber then you think you could ever be.
Learn to fall, really, learn it, start low and learn how to fall, try to land on your feet, bend your knees as far as possible and roll onto your back with a slight arch, the moment you hit the ground/mat you should bend down to the point where your behind touches the mat roll onto your back and relax into the mat backwards. Never ever trying to brace the fall by putting your hands back which is a natural reflex. unlearn it, that reflex, it will take a while, but practice it every time when you go climbing. Why no hands bracing, you could snap your wrists in an instant, if you make a higher fall. Seriously I have not heard or seen enough videos about this imho seriously important technique, learn to fall backwards, start low of course on a hold near the mat and progress until you can comfortably do this, from the highest boulder problem you can climb with confidence in the gym. I mean that, being able to fall from heights without having to worry how you will land, without breaking snapping your arms or wrist to me is a seriously valid and mostly overlooked skill. Especially when you progress to higher boulders and tighter shoes, landing on your feet will not always be the best option, so a good falling technique as I described. Imho opinion it is a really vital skill to have as a climber. YOu never know when you might slip on lose your grip. So really learn how to fall, you might look silly, but you will thank me for it later...and it will make your climbs even more confident.
Some other tips, treat your holds like light bulb, meaning be soft and gentle to them, as if they are made of glass. Make moves with determination, meaning try to put your hands and feet in the position of most power and try not to re adjust, this means you will train mastery and precision at the same time. Also commit to the move, just try to make the move even if you think you can't...
Try to do them as quickly as you are confident in doing them, speed training will help you immensely, clock yourself on a boulder you can do easily, and try beating your own fastest time three or four rounds in a row. Fun to do and will make you focus on your technique unconsciously. Always focus on your technique, footwork is key in this. I can't stress this enough.
If you lock up on a problem and you are insecure or scared to move on, stop the problem and get off. Go back when you feel you can handle it, most of the times it's a power or insecurity problem. It's ok, to stop, focus on your progress instead of focusing on reaching a top. Don't feel bad about yourself because you can't send a problem, it's ok. Always try to move one hold further the next the time. Only move up a grade up you can confidently climb all the boulder problems in that grade, and I mean all of them, before the one you want to climb...
Do this and you will progress in no time. And first and foremost have a lot of fun...
I hope that helps, and have a magnificent day...
Edit: watch channels like geek climber and rockentry and Robbie Phillips as they have some really great beginner friendly tutorials. Rockentry is now doing a beginner series with sarah who started climbing less then a year ago. And Robbie has a great series on shoes. Which will help you make things a lot easier. And of course this channel, which made my GF want to climb, but you are already here...SO yeah...
As the commenter above me just crushed it, I can only add:
- There are so many factors that are going to affect your sense of progress: employment, location proximity, and personal goals.
- Set reasonable or below average expectations for yourself and enjoy the experience.
- Make sure to get enough rest between workouts, and I also prefer separate training days of non-climbing.
- Binge watch Reel Rock
- Remember that climbing is going to get so much better after we are through with the pandemic.
It's all good dude, we enjoy your videos whenever they drop. Don't stress about it.
What I climb? I'm at 7a+, 7b. I do bouldering 95% of the time and I'm trying to lose weight, cause I'm probably too heavy to get to the next level. 5.10, 177 pounds. Gyms in Switzerland are mostly open, but you have to boulder in masks and that kinda sucks, but it's better than nothing of course.
dude, you can go outside like everywhere!?
@@TheValinov I live in an urban area, so it's not like I can go everywhere. What is this comment. Gyms also just 15min away.
@@TheValinov where I live we currently cannot go outside actually. Not without a signed form stating a valid reason -- and exercise _is_ a valid reason, but only within 1 km of home, for 1 hour =/
@@Maniacsurvivor rent a car and drive into the mountains. whats the problem?
@@TheValinov I have a car, but I still prefer the gym. Like what point are you even trying to make.
Dude i feel you for wanting to climb again
I broke my elbow while gym climbing a month ago
If you like gym climbing why don't you just film yourself during that and do the weekly talks you mentioned in the background?
i want to skateboard under that bypass
Someone know a good tecnic for the fear of falling?
you should play "Vertigo" by wildebeest games
Comment for the algorithm!!
Do a video with Magnus!!! Take a vacation and go to Norway lol
Have you encountered the channel Ascencionism? It's has a similar vibe to your channel.
What’s the link
@@shrodeseva just type 'Ascencionism' into youtube . . .
@@oldi6btm6t9d4 I obviously tried that, all I get are a bunch of conspiracy videos and nothing obviously climbing related which is why I asked for a link to the channel . . .
@@shrodeseva ua-cam.com/channels/fVk3HknRRtK93TXijXmDRg.html
I hope this link works
Albert “Aid” Ok.
You should take care of your self. A happy person is far better to watch than a person who is just pushing too hard
I’ll buy a shirt if provided
holy shit, if youre feeling good your videos will be better :-) make videos when you can and enjoy climbing :-)
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